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Boston Globe
11-07-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Diamond debuts, a pair of UCLA football commitments, and more among six high school sports takeaways
While we were putting the finishing touches on Sunday's special section, the high school sports world didn't sleep, so let's catch up on all the happenings, from significant signings to that ever-rotating coaching carousel. 1. Preps to pros It's been quite a week in the big-leagues for former MIAA baseball stars. There was Cam Schlitter turning the town of Walpole into Yankees fans, if only for a night. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Also on that 2017 All-Scholastic team? The Advertisement Walpole mass native Cam Schlittler goes 5.1 innings. 7 strikeouts giving up 3 earned runs in his first career start at Yankee stadium and his family gives him a standing ovation — Bobby Souza (@Bobbynewsphotog) On Tuesday, former Central Catholic shortstop Cam Devanney ('15) was called up by the Royals. He had yet to get into a game as of Friday afternoon, but the 28-year-old former Merrimack Valley Conference MVP from Amherst, N.H., had been a tear at Triple A Omaha, slashing .272/.366/.565 with 18 home runs and 55 RBIs. Advertisement Cam got the call. 📞 Congratulations to Cam Devanney '19 on becoming the 14th player in Elon Baseball program history to make it to The Show! — Elon Baseball (@ElonBaseball) Ryan Jaillet , who graduated last month from Andover High, didn't get a major league call-up (yet), but he certainly got noticed after his one-hand catch of a three-run Trevor Story home run from atop the Green Monster on Tuesday. The former Golden Warriors catcher, who will play at Bowdoin, was celebrating his recent graduation with his twin brother Chris — — when he snagged viral fame with a monster memory. This — MLB (@MLB) 2. Commitment central ▪ A pair of rising senior defensive ends at Tabor Academy made big proclamations Thursday. Carter Gooden and Marcus Almada both announced they will play together at UCLA. 'We've always aspired to play with one another at that next level,' Almada told On3 Sports. The 6-foot-4-inch, 280-pound Almada, from Cranston, R.I., is rated as a three-star recruit, while the 6-5, 255-pound Gooden is a four-star from Toronto. 100% Committed!!! — Marcus Almada '26 (@MarcusAlmada12) 100% committed — Carter Gooden (@Cartergooden8) ▪ Masconomet rising senior Jack Fabiano announced his commitment to Williams. The 5-11, 190-pound running back/linebacker ran for 1,258 yards and 18 touchdowns last year for the Chieftains, while forcing four fumbles on defense. Congrats to our guy - — Masco Football (@masco_football) ▪ Darwin Jimenez's track journey has taken him from Methuen to Hinds Community College in Mississippi to Allen Community College in Kansas, and now to Iowa. The former Rangers star will sprint for the Hawkeyes after finishing second in the 100 (10.38) at the NJCAA Division 1 Championship and sixth in the 200 (20.95). And the good news keeps on coming… DARWIN JIMENEZ (23') IS AN IOWA HAWKEYE 💛🖤💛 The work isn't over but it's a great day! Remember to always celebrate the big moments and stay hungry. We are incredibly proud of you Darwin!!! — Methuen Track (@MHSRangertrack) ▪ Heading into her senior year, Wellesley's Tara Battaglino announced she will Advertisement ▪ Rising Medfield senior Braeden Sutton announced he will play men's lacrosse at Tufts, winners of the last two Division 3 national championships. The attack/midfielder won a 2024 Division 3 state championship and also plays ice hockey. Congrats to — Medfield HS Lacrosse (@Med_Lax) ▪ Isabella Camacho , who played for Wayland as a senior and was named 4. Coaching carousel ▪ Just a season removed from Mark Marfione is leaving to take over the boys' hockey program at Brookline. Marfione went 40-18-6 in the regular season and 7-2 in the playoffs over three seasons with the Headers, highlighted by rallying from an 0-6 start to claim the 2024 D3 crown. The 2024 Globe Coach of the Year takes over a Warriors team that went 7-13-1 last year under Mike Yanovitch and has gone 26-52-4 over the last four seasons. ▪ Walpole hired Sean McInnis as its girls' basketball coach. The 2011 MIAA Coach of the Year, after leading the King Philip boys to their first tournament appearance in a decade, has also coached the KP girls, and served as athletic director at Norwell, Triton, and Carver. We are happy to announce that Sean McInnis will be the new girls basketball coach at Walpole High School. Sean brings a lot of experience, a lot of energy and a lot of passion to our program. We are excited for him to get started and continue the success of — Walpole High School Athletics (@WalpolehighADSM) ▪ Both Westwood and Andover announced the hiring of new boys' soccer coaches. Westwood will be led by Joshua Mitchell , who spent last season as the school's JV coach. A four-year varsity player and senior captain at Stoughton, he played at American International and Bridgewater State before getting his coaching start with the Duxbury freshmen in 2022. Advertisement Join us in welcoming Josh Mitchell as our new Boys Varsity Soccer Coach. Welcome Josh ! — Westwood Athletics (@WHSAthletics1) Andover promoted alumnus Lyle Morgan to head coach after two seasons leading the JV squad and four with the freshmen. Morgan played at UMass Lowell and has a decade of youth soccer coaching experience. 'I will work tirelessly to support the character development, athletic performance, and academic achievement of our student-athletes,' Morgan said in a statement. Congratulations to Lyle Morgan on being named Head Coach of the Andover High School Boys Soccer team. We look forward to the future of the program under his guidance. — Andover Athletics (@AndoverWarriors) ▪ Lincoln-Sudbury has hired Bishop Fenwick assistant Mike Cipriani as its boys' hockey coach. Cipriani played at Fenwick before earning degrees from Merrimack and Northeastern. He also served as assistant athletic director at Fenwick and has coached with the Eastern Mass Senators and at Pingree. We are excited to announce Mike Cipriani as our new Varsity Boys Hockey Coach! — LSWarriors (@Warriors978) 5. Swimmers named All-American Six Massachusetts swimmers were selected to the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association boys' All American team: Seekonk graduate Nick Cavic (Tampa) in the 200 freestyle, Xaverian graduate Will McGrew (Harvard) in the 500 freestyle, Needham graduate Vann Hotchkiss (Air Force) in diving, and Grafton graduate Breadon Ando (TCU) in the 500 freestyle, Minnechaug sophomore Colin Purcell in diving, and Austin Prep sophomore Alexander Barone in the 500 freestyle. Belmont graduate Robyn Tonomura-MacDonald (Vermont) made the girls' NISCA All American team in diving. The NISCA also runs a dual-meet virtual tournament competition based on decathlon scoring for 12 events and the Weston girls won the Class V title with 3,906 points, while the Wayland girls were second with 3,725. On the boys' side, Wayland was narrowly edged out by Marino High (Calif.), 4,342-4,339, while Weston was third with 4,115. 6. Baseball doubles up on first Who's on first? Two bases. Starting in 2027, the National Federation of State High School Associations will require a double first base in high school games to minimize the risk of collisions. The rule change was one of 10 accepted by the NFHS Board of Directors in June. Advertisement As seen on many softball fields — but not required by the NFHS for that sport — the double bases will feature a white side in fair territory and a colored half in foul territory. 'It will immediately address running lane violations, and it will further protect the players from the violent collisions that have occurred at first base,' said Elliot Hopkins , NFHS director of sports and liaison to the Baseball Rules Committee. Brendan Kurie can be reached at
Boston Globe
11-07-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Girls' track All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Fitchburg, MA- 6/8/25- Breanna Braham of Dennis-Yarmouth competes in the 400-meter race during the MIAA's Meet of Champions at Fitchburg State University on June 8, 2025. (Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff) Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff
Boston Globe
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
June photos of the month: protests, pride and parties
Students played with balloons during Hingham High School's queer prom on May 31 in Hingham. The queer prom offers students an alternative to traditional proms where many LGBTQ youth feel pressure to conform to gender expectations or skip the events altogether. Erin Clark/Globe Staff Family members of 18-year-old Marcelo Gomes Da Silva, who was detained by ICE on his way to volleyball, broke down in tears during a protest held for him outside of Town Hall in Milford on June 1. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff Sunset illuminated a bar patron at The Pier at Old Orchard Beach, Maine, on June 19. Nick White was carried to the beach after winning the Greasy Pole Contest at Pavilion Beach in Gloucester on June 29. Matthew J Lee Athletes collapsed after the 1-mile race during the MIAA's Meet of Champions at Fitchburg State University on June 8. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Members of The Peacekeepers dance group waited off stage during the Boston Art & Music Soul (BAMS) Festival in Boston June 28. The festival is a nonprofit organization that breaks down racial and social barriers to arts, music, and culture across Greater Boston. Erin Clark/Globe Staff Karen Read (left) emerged from the Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham on June 18, with her defense team after the jury's verdict. Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Eileen Siegel marched with Good Shepard Community Care during the Boston Pride For The People Parade in Boston on June 14. Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff Walpole High School players celebrated after the last out in their win over Plymouth North High in a D2 MIAA semifinal game at BC High's Monan Park on June 11. Barry Chin/Globe Staff Margarita Muniz Academy students and best friends Angie Medina (left) and Ray Deli Castillo embraced before the start of their graduation ceremony. The graduation procession and ceremony were held on June 11 on the grounds of the historic Loring Greenough House and Gardens near the school. John Tlumacki/Globe Staff Athletes raced in the 100-meter dash during the MIAA's Meet of Champions at Fitchburg State University on June 8. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Marcelo Gomes da Silva (center) was embraced by friends outside his Milford home on June 5 after his release from ICE detention. The 18-year-old Milford High School student was granted bail by an immigration judge after being detained since last weekend when ICE agents stopped him on his way to volleyball practice. Erin Clark/Globe Staff Eurydice Hirsey showed off her moves on Massachusetts Avenue during the 25th annual Cambridge Dance Party on June 27. Heather Diehl for the Boston Glo Sister Lida Christ, of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, worked on her makeup during her 'manifestation' at her home in Boston on May 28. She was preparing to film a public service announcement with fellow sisters targeted at the queer community. 'But it's for everyone,' she added. Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff The Revival International Center, a community church, gave out boxes of food to the hungry in Chelsea on June 19. Stan Grossfeld/Globe Staff Esaie Joseph and Andrea Edmond, father and grandmother of 5-year-old Lens Arthur Joseph, were overcome with grief at their Hyde Park home on June 19. Lens was struck and killed by his school bus on April 28. Erin Clark/Globe Staff Karla Villar, a veteran, joined in chants as protesters marched after a rally to showcase their disapproval of President Trump's decision to bomb key Iran nuclear sites last night and advocate for the US not to enter into a war with Iran on June 22 in downtown Boston. Brett Phelps for The Boston Globe Children posed for photos in the giant seashell at at the Fairmont Copley Plaza during the "baby prom" on June 4. David L. Ryan/Globe Staff Social studies teacher Taylor Roberts (right) said goodbye to seventh-grader Nicole Barros Cardoso on the final day at Lilla G. Frederick Pilot Middle school in Boston on June 23. Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff Maya Flaherty from Stonington, Conn., waved her flag as she watched the Pride parade on Boylston Street on June 14. This year, 'No King but Yaaas Queen' protesters marched in unison with the parade. 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Boston Globe
23-06-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Strong end to spring season for high school photographers
Mia Torres gets ready to leave third base during a 2-1 win over Bishop Feehan in an MIAA Division 1 softball state semifinal at UMass Dartmouth on June 11, 2025. Paige Berry/Bishop Feehan High School Related : The Concord-Carlisle girls' lacrosse team heads toward the student section to celebrate after an 8-6 win over Westford Academy in the MIAA Division 1 state championship game on June 12, 2025, at Babson College. Aidan Moroney/Concord-Carlisle High School Related : Tufts junior Ethan O'Neill snags a water bottle in the warmups before a 17-8 win over visiting Gettysburg in the NCAA Division 3 quarterfinals on May 17, 2025. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : Melrose softball players turn toward team parent, Melrose Youth Softball president, and four-year US Army veteran Chris Minton holding the American flag during the playing of the national anthem as part of the Senior Night ceremony prior to an 18-14 win over visiting Watertown on May 21, 2025, at Pine Banks Park. Zoe Blumenthal/Melrose High School Related : Edem Kplorfia, a thrower from Dedham High School, smiles before recording his personal best (50 feet 1 inch) during the MSTCA Twilight Invitational at Norwell High School on May 24, 2025. Amin Roumali/Dedham High School Related : Groton-Dunstable junior Xander Crouse walks back proud after throwing the javelin 173 feet 7 inches, the best throw of the Central Mass. decathlon on June 11, 2025, at Shepard Hill High School. Crouse placed first overall in the meet with a score of 5,613 points. Collin Traverse/Groton-Dunstable Regional High School Related : Melrose junior Kyland Lam (left) poses with Unified Basketball coach Robert Ascolillo after scoring a career-high 46 points in a win over visiting Reading on May 6, 2025. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : Leominster's Riley Anderson slides into third during the Mid-Wach All-Star softball game on June 12, 2025, at Coolidge Park in Fitchburg. Ryan Guiel/Maynard High School Related : Tampa sophomore Zack Friend stays on the ground as the referee waves off what would have been his game-winning goal, due to a timeout being called before the shot late in the fourth quarter. Tampa would go on to lose the NCAA Division 2 national championship game in overtime, 9-8, to Adelphi on May 25, 2025, at Gillette Stadium. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : Quabbin Regional sophomore Kailynn Schuster talks to her first base coach after during a 12-1 loss to visiting Gardner on May 26, 2025. Maddy Hardy/Quabbin High School Related : Chelmsford players and fans celebrate after scoring during a 5-3 win over St. John's (Shrewsbury) in an MIAA Division 1 baseball semifinal against Chelmsford at LeLacheur Park in Lowell on June 11, 2025. Emily Olcott/St. Bernard's High School Related : Dedham's Schneider Tertulien warms up for the 400 meters at Tri-Valley League showcase event at Norton High School on May 20, 2025. Amin Roumali/Dedham High School Related : Clinton's Leo Repole celebrates a second out during the Mid-Wach All-Star softball game on June 12, 2025, at Coolidge Park in Fitchburg. Ryan Guiel/Maynard High School Related : The Dover-Sherborn girls' tennis team celebrates after defeating Martha's Vineyard, 5-0, for the Division 3 state title at MIT on June 15, 2025. SEBASTIAN HUSSAR/DOVER-SHERBORN HIGH SCHOOL Related : The Concord-Carlisle girls' lacrosse team and the student section celebrate the 8-6 win over Westford Academy in the MIAA Division 1 state championship game on June 12, 2025, at Babson College. Aidan Moroney/Concord-Carlisle High School Related : Taunton's Kaylee Lopes makes a catch to end the fourth inning during a 2-1 win over Bishop Feehan in an MIAA Division 1 softball state semifinal at UMass Dartmouth on June 11, 2025. Paige Berry/Bishop Feehan High School Related : Sutton senior Koda Mannino runs alone in his 400-meter heat as teammates cheer him on during Day 1 of the Central Mass. decathlon on June 11, 2025, at Shepard Hill High School. Collin Traverse/Groton-Dunstable Regional High School Related : Concord-Carlisle sophomore Scarlett Mirak (left) leaves her opponents trailing behind during an 8-6 win over Westford Academy in the MIAA Division 1 girls' lacrosse state championship game on June 12, 2025, at Babson College. Aidan Moroney/Concord-Carlisle High School Related : Quabbin Regional Junior Adam Adams throws a pitch during a 12-0 home loss to Gardner on May 26, 2025. Maddy Hardy/Quabbin High School Related : Bishop Feehan senior Caitlyn Deveney gets a good rip during an MIAA Division 1 softball state semifinal against Taunton at UMass Dartmouth on June 11, 2025. Paige Berry/Bishop Feehan High School Related : Melrose senior Riley Jones tracks an incoming pitch during an 18-14 win over visiting Watertown on May 21, 2025, at Pine Banks Park. Zoe Blumenthal/Melrose High School Related : Junior Mia Griebel serves during her 6-3, 6-0 win during Dover-Sherborn's 5-0 win over Martha's Vineyard for the Division 3 state girls' tennis title at MIT on June 15, 2025. SEBASTIAN HUSSAR/DOVER-SHERBORN HIGH SCHOOL Related : Gettysburg faceoff specialists Tate Kuster (left) and Cisco Celotto warm up before what would be a 17-8 loss at Tufts in the NCAA Division 3 quarterfinals on May 17, 2025. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : Bishop Feehan senior Bella Silva celebrates an out at first base during an MIAA Division 1 softball state semifinal against Taunton at UMass Dartmouth on June 11, 2025. Paige Berry/Bishop Feehan High School Related : St. John's (Shrewsbury) starting pitcher Brady Cheney waits in the dugout between innings of an MIAA Division 1 baseball semifinal against Chelmsford at LeLacheur Park in Lowell on June 11, 2025. Emily Olcott/St. Bernard's High School Related : Maryland junior Eric Kolar watches the ball roll away after a crucial turnover in the fourth quarter of the NCAA Division 1 national championship game, where the Terrapins would fall, 13-10, to Cornell on May 26, 2025, at Gillette Stadium. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : Concord-Carlisle sophomore Lindsay Cain stares down the net as she prepares for a penalty shot during an 8-6 win over Westford Academy in the MIAA Division 1 girls' lacrosse state championship game on June 12, 2025, at Babson College. Aidan Moroney/Concord-Carlisle High School Related : Senior Sofia Papatsoris clears the opening height during Melrose's Senior Night meet against Wilmington on May 13, 2025, at Lexington High School. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : The Dover-Sherborn girls' tennis team poses after winning the Division 3 state title at MIT on June 15, 2025. SEBASTIAN HUSSAR/DOVER-SHERBORN HIGH SCHOOL Related : The Concord-Carlisle girls' lacrosse team poses after an 8-6 win over Westford Academy in the MIAA Division 1 state championship game on June 12, 2025, at Babson College. Aidan Moroney/Concord-Carlisle High School Related : A Big Red glove shrouded in confetti nicely sums up the atmosphere after Cornell's 13-10 win over Maryland in the NCAA Division 1 men's lacrosse national championship game May 26, 2025, at Gillette Stadium. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : Groton-Dunstable's Lilah Tully (left), Hannah Mandell (center), and Haley Traverse run as a pack in the 800 during the Central Mass. heptathlon on June 11, 2025, at Shepard Hill High School. Collin Traverse/Groton-Dunstable Regional High School Related : The Groton-Dunstable heptathlon team of (from left) Hannah Mandell, Haley Traverse, and Lilah Tully hug after the 800 during the Central Mass. heptathlon on June 11, 2025, at Shepard Hill High School. The trio placed fourth and set a school record with 8,567 points. Collin Traverse/Groton-Dunstable Regional High School Related : Players in the dugout cheer on their teammates during the Mid-Wach All-Star softball game on June 12, 2025, at Coolidge Park in Fitchburg. Ryan Guiel/Maynard High School Related : Senior Charlie Finocchiaro (center) and his teammates await the mark of his final long jump during Melrose's Senior Night meet against Wilmington on May 13, 2025, at Lexington High School. Daniel Murphy/Melrose High School Related : Bishop Feehan senior Mylee Ramer throws to first base during an MIAA Division 1 softball state semifinal against Taunton at UMass Dartmouth on June 11, 2025. Paige Berry/Bishop Feehan High School Related : Melrose senior Ava Viola tosses the ball during an 18-14 win over visiting Watertown on May 21, 2025, at Pine Banks Park. Zoe Blumenthal/Melrose High School Related : Concord-Carlisle freshman goalie Mamie Kosicki, who was making her first varsity start, looks across the field during an 8-6 win over Westford Academy in the MIAA Division 1 girls' lacrosse state championship game on June 12, 2025, at Babson College. Aidan Moroney/Concord-Carlisle High School Related : John Vitti can be reached at
Yahoo
20-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Follow all South Shore high school MIAA state tournament scores right here
The MIAA spring state tournament is here. Tennis kicked off the action on May 27, which is also the same day the rugby and boys volleyball pairings were released. Baseball, softball and lacrosse brackets are set for release on May 28. Advertisement The South Shore will be well represented, as always, across all the sports. It will be a busy grand finale to the 2024-2025 high school sports season, but follow all the scores and schedule throughout the tournament for area teams right here. More: Scoring queen: Braintree High girls lacrosse has a new record-holder Today's schedule Friday, June 13 Baseball D-1 – Braintree vs. Chelmsford, 7 (Polar Park in Worcester) Past results Thursday Softball D-2 – Silver Lake 1, Westfield 0 Girls lacrosse D-4 – Norwell 9, Cohasset 8 Wednesday, June 11 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 8, King Philip 3 D-2 – Walpole 10, Plymouth North 2 Advertisement Boys lacrosse D-1 – BC High 14, Acton-Boxboro 11 D-3 – Scituate 11, Medfield 9 D-4 – Cohasset 11, Nantucket 2 D-4 – Norwell 15, Manchester Essex 6 Girls tennis D-2 – Longmeadow 3, Hingham 2 (St. John's Shrewsbury) D-2 – Wayland 4, Notre Dame Academy 1 Tuesday, June 10 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Reading 8, Notre Dame Academy 7 D-4 – Cohasset 19, Sandwich 11 D-4 – Norwell 19, Ipswich 1 Monday, June 9 Boys tennis D-2 - Duxbury 3, Hopkinton 1 D-4 – Manchester Essex 5, Cohasset 0 Sunday, June 8 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 2, Natick 0 D-2 – Plymouth North 6, Westwood 3 D-3 – Sandwich 1, Norwell 0 Softball D-1 – Taunton 2, Bridgewater-Raynham 0 Advertisement D-2 – Silver Lake 7, Middleboro 0 Boys lacrosse D-3 – Scituate 10, Dracut 7 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Reading 10, Hingham 6 Girls tennis D-2 – Hingham 5, Amherst-Pelham 0 D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 5, Westboro 0 D-2 – Wayland 5, Duxbury 0 Saturday, June 7 Softball D-1 – Bridgewater-Raynham at Taunton, 6 - POSTPONED Boys lacrosse D-2 – Reading 11, Duxbury 10 D-4 – Norwell 18, Oakmont 6 D-4 – Cohasset 12, Littleton 3 Girls lacrosse D-3 – Newburyport 12, Hanover 4 Friday, June 6 Softball D-4 – Case 5, East Bridgewater 1. D-4 – Uxbridge 1, Abington 0. Boys lacrosse D-1 – BC High 10, Bishop Feehan 3. D-2 – Mansfield 12, Hingham 11. Advertisement Girls lacrosse D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 16, Longmeadow 6. D-2 – Westwood 6, Duxbury 5. D-4 – Norwell 16, Hamilton-Wenham 5. D-4 - Cohasset 20, Nantucket 3 Boys tennis D-2 – Westboro 4, Hingham 1. Girls tennis D-2 – Longmeadow 3, Milton 2. Boys rugby D-2 - Hanover 64, Algonquin 5. Thursday, June 5 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 4, Leominster 1 D-3 – Norwell 5, Dighton-Rehoboth 2 D-5 – Hopedale 6, Carver 3 Softball D-2 – Silver Lake 10, Wakefield 1 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Westwood 11, Marshfield, 10 D-3 – Nauset 20, Hanover 14 Boys rugby D-1 – BC High 68, Weymouth 14 Boys tennis D-2 – Duxbury 4, Wayland 1 D-2 – Sharon 5, Scituate 0 Advertisement D-4 – Cohasset 3, Fairhaven 2 Wednesday, June 4 Baseball D-1 – Saint John's 15, BC High 8 D-2 – Plymouth North 3, Billerica 0 D-3 - Bishop Stang 4, Hanover 3 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 5, Cohasset 1 D-4 – Northbridge 4, East Bridgewater 2 Softball D-1 – Taunton 7, Weymouth 1 D-2 – Middleboro 8, Plymouth South 2 D-2 – Walpole 17, Stoughton 0 D-2 – Bedford 10, Duxbury 0 D-4 – Abington 9, Wahconah 4 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Hingham 12, Minnechaug 3 D-2 – Duxbury 10, Sharon 3 D-2 – Longmeadow 14, Plymouth South 5 D-4 – Oakmont 14, Abington 11 D-4 – Norwell 11, North Reading 2 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Hingham 19, Northampton 3 D-3 – Hanover 10, Falmouth 9 Advertisement Girls tennis D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 5, Canton 0 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 4, Cohasset 1 Girls rugby D-2 – Lincoln-Sudbury 48, Weymouth 33 TUESDAY, JUNE 3 Softball D-3 – Norton 7, Archbishop Williams 0 D-4 - East Bridgewater 3, Lynnfield 0 Boys lacrosse D-1 – BC High 15, Central Catholic 5 D-4 – Cohasset 19, Winthrop 2 Girls lacrosse D-2 - Duxbury 16, Scituate 1 D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 20, Methuen 3 D-4 – Cohasset 17, North Reading 1 D-4 – Norwell 16, Lynnfield 5 Boys volleyball D-1 - Lexington 3, Weymouth 0 Boys tennis D-1 – Winchester 3, BC High 2 D-2 – Walpole 3, North Quincy 2 D-2 – Hingham 4, Burlington 1 D-4 – Cohasset 5, Falmouth Academy 0 Advertisement Girls tennis D-2 – Milton 3, Westwood 2 D-2 – Hingham 5, Ursuline Academy 0 D-3 – Weston 4, Hanover 1 MONDAY, JUNE 2 Baseball D-1 – Braintree 4, Springfield Central 3 D-1 – BC High 9, Waltham 3 D-2 - Plymouth North 11, Bay Path 3 D-2 – Westwood 4, Plymouth South 2 D-2 – Dartmouth 7, Oliver Ames 0 D-2 – Grafton 14, Middleboro 9 D-2 – Melrose 3, Milton 1 D-2 – Shepherd Hill 6, Canton 3 D-3 – Norwell 4, Oakmont 2 D-3 – Hanover 10, Holliston 1 D-4 – Cohasset 4, Case 0 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 3, Blue Hills 0 D-4 – East Bridgewater 4, Hampshire Regional 0 D-5 – Carver 4, Mystic Valley 2 Softball D-1 – St. Paul 4, Marshfield 1 Advertisement D-1 – Bridgewater-Raynham 4, Central Catholic 1 D-2 – Silver Lake 12, Milton 0 D-2 – Stoughton 14, Norwood 2 D-2 – Duxbury 5, Milford 2 D-2 – Middleboro 9, Hingham 2 D-2 – Westwood 10, Whitman-Hanson 3 D-2 – Plymouth South 6, Agawam 4 D-2 – Bedford 11, Oliver Ames 0 D-3 – Tantasqua 5, Fontbonne 2 D-4 – Gardner 8, Cohasset 5 D-4 – East Bridgewater 19, Sutton 1 D-4 – Abington 9, Manchester Essex 0 D-5 – Turners Falls 12, Rising Tide 0 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Agawam 17, Silver Lake 11 D-2 – Mansfield 16, Bridgewater-Raynham 4 D-2 – Plymouth South 11, West Springfield 6 D-2 – Longmeadow 12, Milton 1 D-3 – Scituate 17, Dover-Sherborn 8 Advertisement D-3 – Old Rochester Regional 11, Pembroke 8 D-4 – Abington 8, AMSA 6 D-4 – Norwell 22, Dennis-Yarmouth 2 Girls lacrosse D-1 – Franklin 21, Weymouth 7 D-3 – Hanover 19, Essex North Shore 8 D-4 – Hamilton-Wenham 18, Rockland 5 D-4 – Norwell 22, Seekonk 2 Boys volleyball D-1 – Acton-Boxboro 3, Braintree 1 D-2 – Boston Latin Academy 3, Milton 0 Boys tennis D-2 – Scituate 4, North Attleboro 1 D-2 – Dartmouth 3, Plymouth North 2 Girls tennis D-2 – Westboro 5, Oliver Ames 0 D-2 – Duxbury 4, North Attleboro 1 D-4 – Cohasset 5, Lenox 0 SUNDAY, JUNE 1 Baseball D-1 – Leominster 2, Weymouth 0 D-1 – Wellesley 12, North Quincy 5 Advertisement D-1 – Andover 7, Bridgewater-Raynham 5 D-2 – Billerica 4, Hingham 3 D-2 – Bristol-Plymouth 5, Duxbury 1 D-2 – Hopkinton 1, Whitman-Hanson 0 D-4 – Millbury 10, West Bridgewater 1 D-4 – Northbridge 9, Rockland 3 D-4 – Stoneham 3, Abington 1 D-5 – Hopedale 13, Hull 4 Softball D-1 – Weymouth 6, Beverly 2 D-1 – Bridgewater-Raynham 13, Acton-Boxboro 3 D-2 – Tewksbury 12, Notre Dame Academy 7 D-3 – Bishop Fenwick 22, Hanover 14 D-4 – Tyngsboro 13, Rockland 0 D-4 – AMSA 16, Blue Hills 1 D-4 – Uxbridge 13, West Bridgewater 1 Boys lacrosse D-2 – Hingham 17, Plymouth North 7 D-2 – Marshfield 17, Masconomet 4 D-3 – Hanover 12, Bedford 9 Advertisement D-4 – Cohasset 17, Hull 0 Girls lacrosse D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 19, Westfield 4 D-2 – Melrose 16, Whitman-Hanson 3 D-2 – Hingham 19, Malden Catholic 3 D-3 – Ashland 14, Pembroke 7 D-4 – Cohasset 20, Hoosac Valley 3 D-4 - Swampscott 18, Hull 5 Boys tennis D-2 - Duxbury 5, Marblehead 0 Girls tennis D-2 – Notre Dame Academy 5, Reading 0 D-4 – Nantucket 4, Randolph 1 SATURDAY, MAY 31 Softball D3 - Medway 5, Cardinal Spellman 4 D5 - Rising Tide 6, Bromfield 5 Boys lacrosse D2 - Duxbury 13, Milford 2 D3 - Arlington Catholic 14, Archbishop Williams 2 D3 - Scituate 18, Tewksbury 1 D4 - Manchester Essex 17, East Bridgewater/West Bridgewater 4 Advertisement Girls lacrosse D1 - Lexington 18, Bridgewater-Raynham 10 Boys volleyball D2 - Longmeadow 3, Randolph 0 FRIDAY, MAY 30 Baseball D2 - Marblehead 4, Marshfield 2 D2 - Oliver Ames 13, Doherty Memorial 4 Softball D1 - Marshfield 3, New Bedford 0 D2 - Notre Dame Academy 3, Lynn Classical 2 D3 - Archbishop Williams 7, Taconic 2 D3 - Essex North Shore Aggie 7, Southeastern 2 D3 - Fontbonne Academy 4, Greater Lowell Tech 2 D4 - Sutton 16, Randolph 2 D4 - Blue Hills 4, Southwick 1 Boys lacrosse D2 - King Philip 9, Canton 6 D2 - Milton 17, Southeastern 2 D4 - Hull 14, Granby 5 D4 - Pentucket 17, South Shore Tech 6 Girls lacrosse D1 - Belmont 12, Braintree 6 Advertisement D2 - Scituate 10, Algonquin 8 D2 - Duxbury 16, Shepherd Hill 3 D2 - Burlington 14, Marshfield 13 Boys volleyball D1 - Braintree 3, Arlington 1 D1 - Acton-Boxboro 3, Brockton 0 D1 - New Bedford 3, BC High 1 Boys tennis D1 - Newton North 5, Quincy 0 D2 - Duxbury 5, Billerica 0 D2 - Hingham 5, Somerville 0 D3 - Falmouth 5, Cardinal Spellman 0 Girls tennis D2 - Hingham 5, Stoughton 0 D2 - North Attleboro 5, Plymouth South 0 THURSDAY, MAY 29 Baseball D1 – Bridgewater-Raynham 4, Lynn English 0 D4 – West Bridgewater 7, Saint Bernard's 1 D4 – Blue Hills 6, South Hadley 3 D5 - Hull 4, Avon 3 Softball D2 – Milton 4, Masconomet 2 Advertisement D2 – Oliver Ames 4, Bay Path 2 D4 – Rockland 12, Cristo Rey Boston 0 D4 – West Bridgewater 6, Old Colony 5 Boys lacrosse D1 - BC High 17, Attleboro 4 D2 - Plymouth North 20, Bristol-Plymouth 9 D4 - Sandwich 13, Rockland 3 Girls lacrosse D-3 – Nauset 17, Archbishop Williams 15 Boys tennis D1 – BC High 4, North Andover 1 D2 - Hopkinton 5, Whitman-Hanson 0 D2 – North Quincy 4, Plymouth South 1 D2 – Scituate 4, Melrose 1 Girls tennis D2 – Ursuline 3, Scituate 2 D2 - Milton 5, West Springfield 0 D2 - Duxbury 5, Burlington 0 D3 - Bishop Fenwick 3, Norwell 2 D4 – Hamilton-Wenham 5, Rising Tide 0 Boys volleyball D1 – Woburn 3, North Quincy 1 Advertisement D2 – Milton 3, Academy of the Pacific Rim 0 D2 - Randolph 3, Salem Academy Charter School 0 Boys rugby D2 - Chelmsford 28, Hingham/Norwell 23 WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 Boys tennis D2 – Longmeadow 3, Canton 2 D2 – Westwood 4, Oliver Ames 1 D2 – Somerville 3, Marshfield 2 D3 – Apponequet 5, Hanover 0 D3 – Cape Cod Academy 4, Pembroke 1 D4 - Cohasset 4, Mashpee 1 D4 – Nantucket 4, Rockland 1 Girls tennis D1 – Framingham 5, Brockton 0 D1 – Bishop Feehan 5, Bridgewater-Raynham 0 D1 – Lincoln-Sudbury 5, Plymouth North 0 D2 – Stoughton 5, Grafton 0 D2 – Oliver Ames 3, Holliston 2 D2 – Minnechaug 3, Cardinal Spellman 2 D2 – Reading 4, Whitman-Hanson 1 Advertisement D2 – Plymouth South 5, Doherty 0 D3 - Hanover 4, Dedham 1 D3 – Wilmington 5, Pembroke 0 D4 – Cohasset 5, Hampden Charter 0 Boys volleyball D1 – Weymouth 3, Wellesley 1 TUESDAY, MAY 27 Boys tennis D1 - Needham 5, Braintree 0 D2 - Whitman-Hanson 3, Bridgewater-Raynham 2 Girls tennis D1 – Beverly 4, Braintree 1 D2 – Dartmouth 5, North Quincy 0 D2 – Canton 3, Ludlow 2 This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: MIAA high school state tournament South Shore scores
